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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 964, 3 November 1910, Page 10

mo STAND THE SEASON at New -i Plymouth, the Imported Thoroughbred Horse CAMl'FlKli (5), by Carbine [») dam Revelry (5). For full' particulars, apply J, BOND, •■ New Plymouth.

NX Electrical Fittings & Accessories Co., 101—LAMBTON QUAY—IOI. „„,-,.■ h' J BULFOED, Manager. • C. J. DBEWITT, Engineer. ' • I Telephone 2355. '■ ■ ELECTRICAL WORK OF EVERY DESD3SPTION carried out promptly and well. HICH-CLASS ELECTRICAL FITTINGS a Speciality. ■ Electrical Machinery for Every Purpose Erected by Experts. CENTRAL POSITION AND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. ffiOMPI FMIERS' CO-OP. ASSN< LTD. Italian Warehousemen, Lambton Quay. .', AGENTS' F@.R SUTTOP3 5 S SEEDS. ;

I , Consists in the continued re-selection of all pedigree roots for Stock j | Seed and in the personal supervision of all pur seed crops while growing, 1 l l~' "\v Ml ----- ---- - y- - - "T T'V'V ''£ I i-. v .• >"'•' '■'•M.'-.v-■■■■■/ :...-V 1 ' ■' vv-W I \ ■- v •" y ' ■*' • ' ■■ ' :' ' ' '' *'" " ' 0 I :! ■-■y- ._■;-. .'. '-■ »• - ■■"Jo V '• -7 V ■ .-. - • I ■■ ' ; I JMJ Wl • ■ 1 N" V- : * v 'V-*' •'• •••'•- ■!:■■;'; VA •.;, 'a, V-*- - *■. f. ,-.> v >■"••:.• D-. £?■s■■>■•>: ■ ■■;/, v ••■,, •<- •" .;*<•• ./ v.:- v'\*; •>■•■ \ ! -a ?,. •").. ■'■-""-C--\.' tv-<"'.-S Jr - i :; > £ 7" 'sfe >7% V'oA? ; "■■ >.7 ; ' .'■' //•'• - A r ; x fe-f : ;. * 77/ h >-, v>*\ I ► :% i< ,v - ■ * •7 , - ' 7 '~v v v M \... r ..--* ""• r.'- - '.v- -•'*.■■; '•• , i 77x '7 C*\ -' '~. -i ■ ! v' ■■■:■■-' > "i:" -V r 1 :' 1 :. <• . V v >''.' ' s JI | j'# ; rj? vi;/ t ; At a first glance tlie above plaotograpli suggests an immense exhibition- of roots. Instead of this it represents one year's •' | 5 selection of Sutton's Prizewinner Mangel for the protection of Pedigree Stock Seed. ■ - | | ,' The specimen roots, having been individually selected by experts, are laid out for final examination by one of the partners I | before they are stored for the winter. Early in the .following-spring the clamps are. opened, and, after a further examination, 3 ;■ . the roots,are planted for seed. This Pedigree Stock Seed cannot be used for the production of seed crops until it has been care-, § I fully tested in comparison with the selections of previous years, and at least five years must elapse from the selection of.roots in I | any autumn before seed can be' distributed to our Customers. ' ' ' | | Other varieties of Mangel, as also of Swedes and Turnips—both yellow and white-fleshed—are subjected to the same close | ? scrutiny, with the object of perpetuating the special qualities and characteristics of each variety. | | From this brief explanation it will ba obvious that the'task of annually 'selecting • stock roots is both laborious and costly, § ? but the increasing popularity of our pedigree strains proves that our; Customers appreciate the care bestowed by us; and the $ \ extraordinary successes in root competitions year by year afford conclusive evidence of the value of the work accomplishtd. ( S. .That no other Seed House will incur the labour and expense of thus selecting roots bearing our name will be readily under-' I \ stood, but we take this opportunity of repeating that the seeds offered as "Sutton's/ 1 either in lists or 011 the market, have not | I been raised or sold by us. 1 |